Tyre reviews Viatti Bosco A/T. Page 21 3146

The key thing for me when choosing tires for this summer and fall was water evacuation, as rain is hazardous. And, in my opinion, these tires are just what you need. Water evacuation is at 5, puddles are also cut at 5 (of course, at moderate speeds). I would also like to note the cornering stability, the rest of the characteristics are neither bad nor good, they are normal. They are also very durable, it is unlikely that any wheel disease (p

Bought a used Typhoon with these tires, at first didn't notice anything unusual, but after the rain, it somehow started driving strangely well: high aquaplaning resistance and good grip on wet asphalt. In other characteristics, the tires are like tires, everywhere quite good: fairly durable, confident on curves and in turns.

Good tires, the quality of the rubber pleasantly surprised. They balance evenly, decently grip the mud, and got stuck not once. The side walls are strong, they withstand impacts. It wears off not quickly and evenly, I recommend.

High-quality tires, I've been driving on them for three seasons, satisfied with the rubber. It handles mud well, and with light off-road terrain, it handles without issues. The sidewalls are strong, and it holds up well to impacts. No aquaplaning, it handles well on the highway in the rain. It wears evenly and not too quickly.

First I wanted to take unshod analogue in the form of Viatti brina, but thought that additional braking efficiency and grip on snow-covered ice surfaces would not be amiss, and so it proved. The studs are somewhat sparse, but they make up for the weather in handling, and on the asphalt the studs are not terribly intrusive. They balanced out well, so it can be concluded that they were made to a high quality.

This summer I've been driving on these tires with great pleasure. Inter-city trips have become significantly more comfortable due to their directional stability. With such tires, you can drive at high speeds, and driving on these tires is even more enjoyable. I'm also pleased with the braking performance, which is another plus to their high-speed characteristics. Water evacuation has not let me down, but it's not the top priority for these tires. In summary, I can say that their price is fully justified by the

I'll definitely take these same tires when my current set wears out (came with rims). I'd like to try them out for just the water drainage and aquaplaning resistance alone, just to drive in the rain. In other characteristics, they don't lag behind either. Pretty wear-resistant and durable, but stiff in consequence, but unpleasant sensations can be avoided by not racing, for instance.

A great option for rainy days, I really liked how they handled aquaplaning with such stability, any puddles and raindrops were no problem. The tread patterns hold well on paved roads, and on dirt roads too, they don't slip. They're durable and wear-resistant (I've been using them for 3 seasons), they're well-mounted and balanced (no more than 25-30g per wheel). They're stiff, but you only feel it on rail crossings.

Good summer, autumn and spring tyres: I've been riding on these for over 2 years now. I really like their water drainage, especially on the Ural with its unexpected and strong rains, it's just perfect with 4 longitudinal grooves. Plus, it holds well on a dirt road, on a highway and simply provides confident grip everywhere. The only drawback of these tyres is the noise, but it doesn't bother me at all, I didn't even notice it.

I bought them based on price - only Chinese ones are cheaper, so I thought it was a bargain. But they turned out to be quiet and comfortable. They don't make a sound at high speeds, they don't bounce at potholes and joints, but it still depends on the car. On a wet road, on puddles, they hold well. On a rough dirt road, they ride quite confidently, but it may be the 4x4's doing, I'm not sure